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* '''Bytecode Alliance Announced''' -- Last week Mozilla, Intel, RedHat, and Fastly announced a new open source community called the [https://bytecodealliance.org Bytecode Alliance], dedicated to creating new software foundations building on WebAssembly outside the browser. The Bytecode Alliance is committed to establishing a capable, secure platform that allows application developers and service providers to confidently run untrusted code, on any infrastructure, for any operating system or device, leveraging decades of experience doing so inside web browsers. A [https://bytecodealliance.org/articles/announcing-the-bytecode-alliance Code Cartoon post] from Lin Clark on the Bytecode Alliance web site details the overall vision, contributions from each participating company, and insight into what’s to come in bringing this exciting new computing model to fruition.

* '''Mozilla WebThings Gateway 0.10''' -- Last week we released an update to [https://iot.mozilla.org/gateway/ Mozilla’s WebThings Gateway]. Version 0.10 comes with support for thermostats and smart locks, as well as an updated add-ons system including extensions add-ons that enable developers to extend the Gateway user interface. We’ve also added localization settings so users can customize the Gateway to their locale. Delightfully, though the release has only been out for four days, we already have three localizations contributed by our enthusiastic community members (“Thank you!”). You can read more about it in our [https://hacks.mozilla.org/2019/11/thermostats-locks-and-extension-add-ons-webthings-gateway-0-10/ Hacks blog post]. And we’re happy to note that last week saw the 100,000th download of WebThings Gateway since our first release in February of last year..

== November 11th, 2019 ==